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What to Do When You Don't Know What to Do
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Feeling lost in the labyrinth of ministry leadership? Discover how moments of uncertainty can become opportunities for growth and collaboration. Join me, Todd Rhoades, as I tackle the all-too-familiar paralyzing feeling of not knowing what to do next. In this episode of the Healthy Church Staff Podcast, we confront the myth that ministry leaders must always have the answers. Instead, we explore how embracing our vulnerabilities and limitations can lead to building deeper trust, fostering collaboration, and tapping into divine wisdom from God and those around us.
Gain practical insights and actionable steps to regain clarity and direction when you're overwhelmed or stuck. We'll explore the transformative power of prayer, and the importance of seeking wise counsel from your team, mentors, and church boards. Learn how quiet reflection, journaling, and even nature can open pathways for discernment and reveal God's guiding voice. Tune in to empower yourself with strategies to confidently navigate uncertainty and find your way forward with renewed faith and purpose.
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